SoundPEATS True Wireless Stereo Bluetooth 4.2 Headphones，Wireless Earbuds Cordless Earphones Sweatproof In-Ear Headset with Mic-Grey

Decided to give these Bluetooth Headphones a try. Bought these based on the good reviews and size. Inside the case you will find 2 additional in ear rubber cups of different sizes as well as USB mini charging cable that will work with any standard 5 volt USB in wall charger or USB port. Setup for these is extremely easy although the manual can better. Charge time is 1.5 hours and battery life is good. Fit was great on my ear with the standard cups. The sound quality is good and the range (20-30ft) is decent as well with no noticeable echo or distortion. The sound quality on the microphone is good as well considering there is no mic in front of your mouth. The built in noise cancelling works well at removing ambient noise in a quiet to moderate noise setting. The only thing I can recommend is an improved user’s manual. To setup simply charge till light is blue, remove from case place Right BT earphone in ear press button on top till light blinks blue. After blue blinking light comes on search for device and pair with phone. Place left earpiece and they should both sync automatically. Overall good BT headphones for a good price.

I own two differently branded sets of this product.The SoundPEATS Wireless Earbuds, True Wireless Stereo Bluetooth 4.1 Headphones with Charging box Cordless Earphones Sweatproof In-Ear Headset with Mic(Stereo/Mono mode)-Grey Black and the QCY Wireless Earphones, Mini Wireless Bluetooth 4.1 Earbuds with Mic, Stereo In-ear Bluetoth Sports headphones for Smartphones, with a Portable Case for Charging and Storage.The fit: I use these products in a range of activities from sitting at my desk at work to yard work to intense walking. They will occasionally work themselves loose, but overall I can’t complain. I’m not sure they’ll stay put for long distance running. I find I need to fidget with them to keep them in my ear, but I prefer this to another set of blue-tooth ear phones that are tethered behind my head.The sound: I wouldn’t count myself amongst the snooty audiophiles of the world. I listen to a lot of audio books while walking and they perform perfectly fine in that respect. I also listen to a wide range of music and they’re as good as any corded in ear headphones I’ve owned and better than many of the less expensive units. They have responsive base and do a great job of isolating exterior noise. When I’m mowing the lawn, I use over the ear hearing protection to block out the mower and they still perform just dandily.The connection: This is where things get weird. As I said above, I use over the ear hearing protection with these things in my ears and I don’t lose connection, but occasionally under normal use they’ll just start to lose connection for no apparent reason. It doesn’t completely drop; it just starts to in and cut out. I have no way of knowing if this is my phone (Samsung Note 5) or the ear phones themselves.Battery life: each ear piece charges separately and the left is slave to the right. This means if the left ear unit runs out of charge the right side can still operate, however this does not work the other way around.Mic: the mic seems to work fine for phone calls. It is a bit annoying that the audio only comes out of the right side, but that’s clearly explained in the description.While seemingly identical in all obvious aspects the SoundPEATS branded version seems slightly inferior. In the SoundPEATS right ear unit feels like some internal component is loose and I can feel it swinging with a slight thump as a walk. The SoundPEATS incarnation also don’t seat in the charger as well as the QCY. I’ve run out of battery life in under and hour on more than one occasion.The underlying software in these two units is different, or at least configured differently. The QCY unit turns on when you pull them out of the case while the SoundPEATS waits for you to turn them on. This is a double edge sword because it’s nice that the QCY automatically connects, but if they shift in the case they’ll turn on drain the battery.

A very good set of wireless earbuds for the price, they do their job reliably and the sound quality, although not audiophile, is perfectly alright for casual listening throughout the day. Physically, the earbuds appear just as pictured, and have been durable after several months of use but not abuse. They're a bit larger than you might guess looking at the photos and do stick out of one's ears a bit more than one might like, but they stay in comfortably through mild activity and are still reasonably slim compared to other products on the market. The Bluetooth connection can be a bit temperamental, especially on the first pairing, but is generally very reliable after that and has a very good range as well which I might estimate is somewhere around twenty five feet barring any particularly dense objects or walls in the way. (Tip for first time pairing: When I first paired the earbuds and tested them, I believed I had received a defective pair as the sound alternated between right and left channel rather than coming out stereo, winch made it virtually impossible to listen to anything. However, I gave them another chance and paired them with the phone again, this time giving each side extra time to pair after the phone indicated that pairing was complete. The earbuds worked perfectly after this and I have had few problems since, all of which can usually be cleared up by turning the earbuds off and on again.) One thing I have noticed is that if you pause a track with the button on the earbuds, it is best to use the button to play it as well, otherwise the phone seems unable of playing any audio until it gets the play signal from the earbuds. Overall, you get what you pay for, but these are definitely on the higher end of what you can expect to get for a lower price-point.

Coming from the Q7 I was eager to try out the new truly wireless version. I wish the directions were a little more clear First off you need to take off the plastic covering the connectors (which I totally missed and wonder why they kept dying). You charge the box and the ear buds get about a 2 hour continuous play. Then you have to put the buds back into the box to charge back up. And you can do this 3x before having to charge the box back up. I would rather have 6 hours continuous play then having to recharge every 2 hours. Sound quality is good and about equivalent to the Q7. I use these predominately at the gym everyday for almost a month now. They do stay in ear but do shift around once you get a little sweaty. I was able to pair easy with my Motorola Android. I notice slight interference if I move my head too quickly but enough to complain about. Great quality and totally worth the price.